This is a huge site situated quite a way out of the main Lakeland attractions and in a sort of no-mans land of moor, bog and felled forestry. The wardens were not particularly helpful, we have a disabled member of our party and twice asked for the key for the entrance barriers only to be told that we didn't need one. We did (need one) and this ended up in us having to leave our car in the visitor car park when we needed to get back into the site and walking back to our pitch, which was located at the other side of the site. The facilities were spotless and well maintained, the dog walk was out into the (felled) forestry and was great for a bike ride. It was fun watching the next door trekking centre horses being rounded up each morning although the quad bike trail riding from the said centre meant this site was not the most peaceful. We will chose a more central location in a traditional lakeland setting next time as we left after our stay feeling quite depressed and desperate to move on.